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2011, National Leader
Rocío Inclán: An Education is a Civil Right
Rocío Inclán, Director of the Human Civil Rights Department of the National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest teachers’ union, discusses NEA’s current and future work surrounding LGBT youth. Rocío explains why LGBT youth who don’t attend school because of bullying are denied their civil ...
2013, Donor
Catherine Pino and Ingrid Duran: Donor Stories
OutGivers Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino (owners of D&P Creative Strategies, LLC) share their reasons for giving, highlighting the personal giving strategies behind their philanthropy, the passion that fuels their generosity, and the lessons they've learned to sustain the power their investment has to make ...
2011, Donor, International Leader
Cary Alan Johnson, Dorothy Sander, and Sass Rogando Sasot: Equality Without Borders
Cary Johnson is executive director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), Sass Rogando Sasot has been a transgender rights activist in the Philippines and Europe since she was 19, and Dorothy Sander is a philanthropist and Co-Chair of the Board of ...
2011, National Leader
Rea Carey: We Just Want to be Visible
Rea Carey is Executive Director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Rea shares stories of LGBT immigrants who face unique challenges with a broken immigration system and the federal government's failure to recognize lesbian and gay relationships.
2013, Donor
Sarah Schmidt: Donor Stories
OutGiver Sarah Schmidt (Founder and Principle of Sarah Schmidt Consulting, LLC) shares her reasons for giving, highlighting the personal giving strategies behind her philanthropy, the passion that fuels her generosity, and the lessons she's learned to sustain the power her investment has to make real ...
2015, National Leader, State Leader
Katie Blair & Tyler Deaton on Indiana's RFRA
Following the passage of Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), the entire country woke up to a conversation about LGBT equality and religious freedom. Katie Blair & Tyler Deaton joined us at OutGiving to walk us through a timeline of what happened in Indiana -- ...
2013, Business Leader, Donor, National Leader
A Celebration of Allies
New York Times columnist Frank Bruni moderates a conversation with three remarkable families: Maryann Simpson and her daughter Aija Simpson Paul Singer and his son Andrew Morris-Singer Brian Burke and his son Patrick Burke
2011, National Leader
Eliza Byard: GLSEN: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Eliza Byard, Executive Director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), provides a brief snapshot of GLSEN and the critical work they do as a leading advocate for safe and affirming schools. She shares her thoughts regarding GLSEN’s research on proven interventions to ...
2015, National Leader
Mary Bonauto & Robbie Kaplan on the Supreme Court
Mary Bonauto and Robbie Kaplan will be remembered as the two brilliant legal minds who took our fight for marriage equality to the highest Court in the land. They joined us at OutGiving to share their incredible work, which bookends a defining decade in the ...
2011, Business Leader, National Leader
Jarrett Barrios and Thomas Gensemer: The Scoop on It Gets Better
Thomas works on the “new media” side of communications while Jarrett operates on the “traditional media” side. But when the two were brought together on the “It Gets Better” campaign, it was like a whole new world opened up for both of them. Learn how ...
2011, National Leader
Jerry Newberry: Including LGBT Youth
Jerry Newberry, Executive Director of the National Education Association Health Information Network (NEA-HIN), talks about the unprecedented media coverage of LGBT youth suicides in 2010 and the history of the NEA’s work in support of LGBT youth. Jerry also explains why, in 1989, he had ...
2011, Donor
Charlie Rounds: Giving Back - The Gift Of Philanthropy
Philanthropy is a family tradition for Charlie Rounds and his husband Mark. Charlie's mother was the first volunteer at the Center for Victims of Torture, and she founded the Twin Cities chapter of Amnesty International. Charlie shares the journey that led him and Mark to ...
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